101/Exhibit, West Hollywood Jason Shawn Alexander has a flair for the dramatic. He loves a good story, an interrupted portrait, a dark character study, a ruined interior built of abstract walls. He is equally comfortable wielding pen or brush; achieving both moody, expressionistic abstraction and careful,
In 2016 – at a time when American politics and media culture sank to an all-time low—where could a thinking person go to find respite from the deafening toxic assault on both reason and sensibility? Certainly not to the pandering media that fueled this degrading
With the 40th anniversary of its state charter this year, the California African American Museum (CAAM) is in the midst of an institutional reinvigoration, deepening its mission “to research, collect, preserve and interpret for public enrichment the history, art and culture of African Americans with
Although totally unknown to each other, two pertinacious Nevada artists—Kaethe Kauffman in Las Vegas and Nolan Preece in Reno—will soon have their photography featured together in Los Angeles. The two artists each distill a clarity of vision that is metaphoric and, at times, hauntingly nuanced
In the solar system of more than 20 concurrent art fairs, events and parties of Miami Art Week, Art Basel was the Sun around which everything revolved. The august international fair set the stage within the expected formality of the Miami Convention Center venue and
